How long is Bringing the Elysium Score To Life?

Bringing the Elysium Score To Life is 4 hr long.

What is Bringing the Elysium Score To Life about?

An impressive score will elevate a film no matter what its budget. In this informative presentation, the team that brought composer Ryan Amon’s score for the new Matt Damon/Jodie Foster movie ELYSIUM to life will lecture about the score’s orchestration, conducting, music editing, recording and 5.1 mixing. The team will explain the efficient and reliable workflow used for producing the ELYSIUM score and show ways to scale these workflow and technological tricks to any budget of score production. Speakers from the ELYSIUM team include lead orchestrator Penka Kouneva, orchestrator/conductor Alain Mayrand, music editors Rich Walters and Dave Lawrence, and score recording/mixing engineer John Rodd. Net proceeds benefit Students Run L.A. (http://srla.org), a charity that helps at-risk students train and complete the L.A. Marathon. Tickets: $15 General, $13 Student/Senior/BMI/SCL, $11 Cinematheque Member.

Bringing the Elysium Score To Life

Name: Bringing the Elysium Score To Life
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How long is Bringing the Elysium Score To Life?: Bringing the Elysium Score To Life is 4 hr long.

What is Bringing the Elysium Score To Life about?: An impressive score will elevate a film no matter what its budget. In this informative presentation, the team that brought composer Ryan Amon’s score for the new Matt Damon/Jodie Foster movie ELYSIUM to life will lecture about the score’s orchestration, conducting, music editing, recording and 5.1 mixing. The team will explain the efficient and reliable workflow used for producing the ELYSIUM score and show ways to scale these workflow and technological tricks to any budget of score production. Speakers from the ELYSIUM team include lead orchestrator Penka Kouneva, orchestrator/conductor Alain Mayrand, music editors Rich Walters and Dave Lawrence, and score recording/mixing engineer John Rodd. Net proceeds benefit Students Run L.A. (http://srla.org), a charity that helps at-risk students train and complete the L.A. Marathon. Tickets: $15 General, $13 Student/Senior/BMI/SCL, $11 Cinematheque Member.